Nicole Kidman vs flight attendants: What about women's equality?

April 09, 2015 19:31

While shooting for the glitzy advertisement for an exotic Airbus A380, Nicole Kidman had only hoped to soar the temperature with her sizzling looks and go back home with a fat cheque. One can only assume that harsh criticism and caustic remarks were the last things on her mind while she shot for the ad 'Flying Reimagined', for Etihad Airways A380 residential suits.

Kidman evidently forgot that she was not allowed to separate her social responsibilities from that of her professional commitments. That she had no right to make tall statements in her impressive speeches to assert her commitment towards women's rights and not standing by it.

The Oscar winning actress has been openly criticised by the flight attendants union for endorsing an airways, which has notoriously earned the infamy of following "discriminatory labour practises" and reportedly treating its female employees deplorably.

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